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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1923

Page

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Turks Hope For Peaceful Settlement

Paris reports Lausanne not officially ended and Ishmet Pasha ready to discuss economic clauses. Angora return may trigger resumption. British notice says Ottoman delegation agreed to sign all terms. Separate peace talk alleged between Turkey and Britain via Curzon proposals.

Jou Pune Telehid Angora Paris Lausanne Ishmet ‘Pasha Ishmet London France Great Britain Reuter, Ltd Marquis Curzon Turkey

Free Handley Lecture This Friday Night

Dr. M H Lichliter appears on the Handley platform Friday at 8 30 in the City Hall Auditorium to deliver The Pillars of the House a discussion of the modern home. He emphasizes realism and practical remedies and is described as a forceful, up to the minute speaker with clear delivery and magnetism.

M.H. Lichliter Handley City Hall Mellyar H. Lichliter Lichliter Lichlitér Herbert Adams Gibbons Donald B.macmillan

Virginia professor plans student Europe tour this summer

Professor W P Graham of the University of Virginia will lead a party of students and others on a summer tour of Europe. The itinerary covers England France Belgium Netherlands Germany Switzerland and Italy with sailing from New York June 16 and returning September 1. One week in London and two weeks in Paris with visits to major battlefields. For details and membership contact Professor Graham. Unloading car at Cal at County Hitching Yard.

W.P. Graham Ie University of Virginia Europe England France Belgium Holland Germany Switzerland Italy New York London Paris Graham

Wanted at Once Fodder Applies to Morgam Anderson

A terse classified notice reads Wanted at Once Fodder contact Morgam Anderson requesting applications. The fragmentary text mentions Prey s. ta calms 7 and suggests urgent recruitment or requisition activity.

Morgam Anderson Prey S. Ta

Judge Rules Swap Valid in Court Trade

Judge A J Tavenner upheld the swap between H C Brown and George W Heavener involving a Ford touring car and an Overland car with an Excelsior motorcycle a watch and a camera Brown retains the Ford while Heavener keeps the Overland and the other items Heavener faces 90 days in jail for a separate beagle theft and the Ford is held by the sheriff pending proof of its ownership Brown has little to show for the trade.

A. J. Tavenner H. C. Brown George W. Heavener Heavener Ford Brown Overland

County Grand Jury Indicts Four Persons in Frederick County

After a long session the Frederick County Circuit Court grand jury returned five indictments against four individuals. Charges include two felonies for assault with intent to kill and three liquor-law violations. Defendants include E C Richardson and B Richardson for assault with intent to maim and kill Ewing and Splawn. Robert Nichols for unlawful possession of ardent spirits. James Bucher and Frank Snart for manufacture of liquor. All are bail. trials postponed to later term. Richardson previously released on $1,000 bail from Stephens City. The panel adjourned to February 12 with expectant additional indictments.

Circuit Court Frederick County Richardson E. Splawn Stephens City E. C. Richardson Frank Ewing Robert Nichols Millwood Pike Pannett James Bucher Frank Suarr Splawn Ewing Winchester

Not Time to Issue Bonds Proclaimed by H L Keen

Loudoun county House member H L Keen says in a public letter that organized agriculture voices should be heeded and that the people are not united on bond approval. He argues it is not the time to begin issuing state bonds during the current special session.

H. L. Keen Loudoun County Organized Agriculture

Legion and Auxiliary Joint Meeting Notice

The R. C. Conrad Post and Ladies Auxiliary will hold a joint meeting Tuesday at 8 p m in the American Legion Building. All members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed. W A Baker, Chairman. Per G H Grimm, Adj.

R. ¥. Conrad Post and Ladies’ Auxiliary American Legion Bldg W. A. Baker Per G. H. Grimm Adj

Fire traps five railway clerks in Baltimore blaze

A jewelry shop at 125 East Baltimore street ignited a fire that trapped twelve Western Maryland Railroad Company clerks on the building’s third floor. Five men were overcome by smoke and four more carried out after ladders were used. damage is estimated at $100,000.

Associated Press Baltimore Id H. Kaiplow East Baltimore Street Alexander Brown and Son Arthur Ackerman Maryland

New Cold Wave Hits Southern States

Washington reports a new cold wave begins tonight in Florida and Alabama and spreads by tomorrow through Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. The weather bureau predicts a rise in temperatures elsewhere but warns of a sharp cold spell and killing frosts stretching from the northern plains to Texas and the Rio Grande as far south as the border.

Washington Weather ‘Bureau Ohio Valley North Atlantic Florida Alabama Tennessee Texas Rio Grande

Business changes restructure Market and Piccadilly areas

Changes sweep shops around Market and Piccadilly with Henry H. Willis moving motorcycle sales to Conner and Brown on East Piccadilly. Conner and Brown relocate across the street to Scott A. Affleck’s stand and remodel. Affleck shifts to Cooper Supply rear, Emory J. Snapp occupies Willis’s old rooms, and Baker buys Gilbert foundry property moving seed store operations and seed cleaning equipment into the remodeled site.

Market and Piccadilly Streets Henry H. Willis North Market Street Gilbert Foundry Conner and Brown East Piccadilly Street Mr. Willis Scott A. Affleck

Prince Sale Attracts Shoats February Auction

A sale at Prince offers a good bunch of shoats on February 14. Details emphasize value and availability for buyers seeking livestock at the event.

Prince's Sale

Ozlin Refutes Virginia Automobile Bond Propaganda

Hon. Thomas W. Ozlin of Lunenburg County denounces a circular from the Virginia Automobile Dealers Association. He argues the group seeks a $12 million bond issue funded by a one cent gasoline tax to finance roads, warning further bonds will follow and noting the 25,000 per mile cost and limited mileage covered.

Thomas W. Ozlin House of Delegates Lunenburg General Assembly Ozlin-Byrd State Highway Commission Virginia Automobile Dealers’ Association Virginia Virginia Automobile Dealers ‘Association Automobile ‘Dealers’ Association

Arrangements Completed for Rouss Banquet

The Charley Rouss Fire Company plans an elaborate banquet at its hall in Winchester on Monday night honoring its benefactor the late Charles Broadway Rouss. Speakers include Mayor William Wood Glass and State officials. Tickets go on sale Thursday at Hable's store for 2 dollars.

Charley Rouss Charles Broadway Rouss Handsome Braddock and Water Streets William Wood Glass Winchester Harris Hart Shirley Virginia State Highway Commission Highway Commission Hable's Charley C. Douglas Brown W. A. Cain W. W. Glass H. H. Hable Frank H. Krebs Oscar H. Lewis John ‘T. ‘Noonan Geo. B. Roszel John H. Seal, Jr H. ©. Stouffer J. Mad Spurr

Music Pupils Perform Mid Winter Recital at Empire Theater

Members of Mrs Harry Cookus class ages seven to ten gave a mid winter piano recital at the Empire Theater. Pieces by Mendelssohn Rubinstein Chopin Beethoven and others drew applause. The list of performers includes Nelia Beverley Alma Bean Lucymae Boyer Elizabeth Brown Constance Burkley Helen Buckley Vernon Chapman Lydia Whitmore Marion Cornwell Winnifred Clowser Catherine Conner Geneveive Clevenger Mary DeWitt Margaret Butsler Frederick Rathman Viola Riley Mildred Sirbaugh Elizabeth Hupman Phith Harlee Mary Glenn Lupton Beatrice Huyett Katherine Herrell Ivan Jackson John Kater Hellyn Keeler Mary Katherine Kern Dorothy Stouffer Virginia Lupton Dorothy Lupton Catherine McVicar Lillian Oaks Mary Rathman Juanita Riley Clara Shank Sylvia Cookus and others.

Harry Cookus Empire Theater Mendelssohn, Rubinstein Chopin Beethoven

Oil Field Notes From Kansas City Oklahoma Suburb

W. E. Kelso, ex Wincheater now in Kansas City Oklahoma, renews The Star subscription. He notes the oil center near town, farms selling half their royalty for 25600, and Kansas City's 2200 population.

W. E. Kelso Wincheater Kansas City Oklahoma The Star Kansas City Okla United States

Pure Fresh Water Supply Notice in Frederick County

Water supply advertisement lists J Gochenour Wes Driller Maurertown Virginia and local dairy farming context with a saley at Heb 14th GP 2h. The fragment mentions a sale event and regional services for livestock and water provision.

Frederick Co. Hy Wn Gochenour, Wes Driller Maurertown Eod Etc J. Liprince

Winchester Is Easy For The Surrey Quint

The Hagerstown Globe reports Surrey High School defeated Winchester 41 to 8 on Saturday. Steele scored all eight field goals while Shupp and Yeakle contributed strong dribbling and teamwork. Substitutions included Starr for Gordon and Sargent for Hockman.

Hagerstown Globe Winchester High School Surrey Boys Steele Shupp Starr Gordon Yeakle Sargent Winifield Hockman EF. Shupp I. Shupp Smith Willey Reeves P. Martin

Handley Night School Notice

Handley night school invites all who will to attend the Handley TEeee maaan bermens seven to eight p m Monday February 5. Courses offered if ten or more apply. Classes meet Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 30 p m for eight weeks starting February 7 at the Equity Building. A one dollar deposit is required on February 7 and will be returned at term end if three fourths of sessions are attended. F B CerK Supt.

Bermens Equity Building

German Chancellor Cuno says Ruhr resistance firm after visit

Berlin February 6 Chancellor Cuno returned from a Ruhr tour saying the population remains determined to resist French coercive measures. He cited Essen as the starting point of the occupation and asserted resolve is unchanged since January 1.

Preas Berlin Cuno Ruhr Essen

For a good pair of purebred horses and eyene J. Prince's sale Feb

A note advertises a sale on February 14 featuring a pair of purebred horses associated with J Prince. The brief item emphasizes the value of the horses and the auction event.

J. Prince

Bargain 1921 Ford Sedan in Al Condition

Bargain 1921 Ford sedan offered in good condition. Located in MID CITY. Contact for details and viewing.

Empire Theatre Delivers Memorable Red Pepper Show

Winchester theatregoers enjoyed McIntyre and Heath in Red Pepper at the Empire Theatre. The production drew a large audience, with strong performances by DeMingog Cyril Delevanti and the ensemble, praised for humor, stagecraft, and energy. Madame Petrova noted top props and the company’s late arrival and slick transfer to the Empire stage.

Winchester Waton Philadelphia Pittsburgh Empire Shuberts McIntyre Heath rolUys Lilly Ana Bee Ho Gray Will Rogers Adaville Frank Dill Rand Sands Cyril Delevanti Demen Empire Stage The Geo Munity Playhouse

District Nurse Association Meets in Council Chamber

February 7 at 4 p m in the Council Chamber the District Nurse Association held its meeting. Mrs H D Fuller served as president and Mrs Martin Wisecarver as secretary treasurer with dues discussed and committee reports read.

Council Chamber E. Dues H. D. Fuller Martin Wisecarver Seo-Typas

Poughkeepsie Supreme Court Posts Alimony Ruling

In Poughkeepsie the New York Supreme Court issued a ruling on alimony involving Mrs. Anne U. Seles. The decision sets payments at a fixed monthly amount and outlines terms for ongoing support and adjustments.

Poughkeepsie N. Supreme Court Anne U. Seles

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Atives Cal Circuit Court of Frederick Legion & Auxiliary Meeting T. W. Ozlin Lunenburg County Pennsylvania Automobile Dealers Walter B Krebs Mercersburg H. Clay Krebs Amherst Streets Washington, D. C Zeb Manee Harris Harris Ese Charles Broadway Rouss Surrey S i Winchester Winsfield R. F. Steele Willey L. F Shupp Hodgson Shupp Reeves R.G Gordon LG Smith Hockman Capt March South End Hose Company West Monmouth Street C. B. Harlee Harold C. March Handley Night School F. B. Cerk Metropolitan Charms Amence Nurse Ass's
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